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THUESiDAY, HABCH 31, 1904.221 JS an-IrritatingCatharticEasy to take, easy to operateHood's nilsOATAHBHTHISIS, SURE TOGIVESATISFACTIONELYSCream BalmGivesRelief atOnceIt cleanses, soothesJ and heals the diseasedHAY FEVERCatarrh an I drivesaway a cold in theHead quickly. It is abiorbed. Heals and Protects te MerabmD Rjstors the Senses of Tasteand Smell. Large size 50c at druggists or mail.Trial size by mail H)c. ELY BRu rilERS.oti Warren Street, New York.DR.LaFRAHCO'SI "mmBate, speedy regulator; 25 cents. Druggists or malLBooklet free. DR. LaFRXNCO, Philadelphia, Pa.THE BLACK HILLS.The Richest Hundred Square Miles inthe World.The Black Hills, in the southwestpart of the state of South Dakota,produces one-third of the gold, foundin the United States, and is said tobe the richest one hundred squaremiles in the world. A new bookleton the Black Hills has been issuedby the North-Western line, with afine detailed map of this wonderfulregion. Send four cents in stampsfor copy of the booklet. W. B.mar26Knisken, P. T. M., Chicago, HI.Low Tares to Washington, D. C, viaPennsplvania Lines.April 10th, 11th and 12th, excursion ticket.-, to Washington, D. C, account Knights of Columbus meeting,will be sola via Pennsplvania Lines.For particulars regarding fares, timeof trains, et-?., consult nearest TicketAgent of those lines.WE WILL FURNISH NEWYORK TRI-WEEKLY TRIBUNEAND WEEKLY PALLADIUM FOR$1.75. .THE TRI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE AND DAILY PALLADIUM$3.25. .THE TRIBUNE WILL BE AVALUABLE PAPER THIS YEAR.TRY THIS COMBINATION.Colonist Tickets to West and Northwest via Pennsylvania Lines.One way second class colonist tickets to California, the North PacificCoast, Montana and Idaho will besold via Pennsylvania lines fromMarch 1st to April 30th, inclusive.For particulars apply to nearestTicket Agent of those lines.$50.00 to California and Return.Via The Chicago, Union Pacific &North-Western Line, from Chicago,April 23 to May 1. Choice of routeslow rates from all points. Two trainsa day from Chicago through withoutgoing and returning. Correspondinglychange. Daily and personally conducted tourist car excursions. Writefor itinerary and full particulars regarding special train leaving ChicagoApril 26. A. IL Waggener, 22 fifthavenue, Chicago, HI. alOne way Colonist Rates to theWest and Northwest via The C, C.L. Washington, Oregon, Montana,fee. For further information call od2. A. Blair, C. T. A. Home 'Phone 44Croup instantly relieved. Dr.Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safeNever fails. At any drug store.A Love Letter.Would not interest you if you'relooking for a guaranteed Salve forSores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, ofPonder, Mo., writes: "I sufferedwith an ugly sore for a year, but abox of Bucklen's Arnica Salve curedme. It's the bqet salve on earth. 25cat A. G. Luken & Co.'s dru store.Broke Into His Honse.S. Le Quinn of Cavendish, Vt., wasrobbed of his customary health by invasion of Chronic Constipation. WhenDr. King's New Life Pills broke intohis house, his trouble was arrestedand now he's entirely cured. They'reguaranteed to cure, 25c at A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug store.Who was your grandfather of 1C00ears agof We know how to trace,'our foreparents back, perhaps farieyond the origin of your familylame. Please enclose a stamp foreply when you write, for we workiheap. Address Samuel B. Huddles-ft1AO.on, Dublin, Lo4.THEY APOLOGIZEDRussians at New ClnvangThink Better of aHasty Act.REHOISTED THE FLAGInsult to Uncle Sam's Colors BroughtMilitary Authorities to a.Realizing Sense.Actual News of Operations at Theater of War Again VeryMeager.New Chwang, March 31. The Russian police have apologized and haverehoisted the United States flag overthe correspondents' mess.London, March 81. The Japaneseauthorities have refused correspondents the use of the field telegraphlines and all dispatches must be sentto Tokio by mail. It is further saidthat there is no sign that any foreigners will be permitted to go to thefront, though the native newspapermen will be Mlowr i to do so.The Daily Telegraph, in an editorialon the unprecedented severity of thiscensorship, suggests . that Japan hassome new and important move to COn-3SSACKS ON GUARD AI.OKO THE TKANSSIBF.RTAN XtAIIiROAD.eal, possibly the re-embarkation of aportion of her forces already in Koreafor some other point in the theaterof war, and is anxious to guard againstthe possibility of leakage through foreign correspondents, who might sympathize with Russia.A correspondent at Seoul reportsthat the Russians are evacuating thepositions they occupy in Korea. Specials from Shanghai repeat the rumorthat the mikado will shortly proceedto Korea with the headquarters staff.A Seoul correspondent describes Korea, outside the districts occupied bythe Japanese, as being in a state ofanarchy and in readiness for rebellion.The correspondent asserts that thecensorship prevents any reference tolocal disturbances. There is no further news of any kind concerning theprogress of hostilities.LITTLE CHANCERemains for Russians to Leave PortArthur Harbor.Washington, March 31. Informationhas been received here from Tokio,under date of March 29, to this effect:"The Japanese fleet has been successful in the attempt partially to closethe channel of Port Arthur. Four Japanese merchant vessels, escorted bytwelve destroyers and six first-classtorpedo boats, arrived at 3 a. m.,March 27. The Japanese merchantvessels successfully entered the channel inside the lighthouse. Two weredestroyed, sunk by Russian destroyers, two of them by their own explosives. Loss in killed, two officers, twomen. Loss in wounded, one officer,eight men. No casualties Japanesetorpedo vessel. Very small gap inchannel."In view of the Information receivedIt is believed here it will be difficultfor the Russian ships to pass thechannel should the cablegram fromTokio prove to be accurate.South Dakota's Expression.Sioux Falls, S. D., March 31. TheDemocratic state convention did notcomplete Its work until a late hourlast night. The report of the committee on iasolutions which was unanimously adopted reaffirms the principles of democracy "as enunciated byJefferson, Jackson and Bryan," andinstructs the delegates to the St. Louisconvention to support Wm, RandolphHearst "first, last and all the time forthe presidential nomination."Died While Singing a Song.Duluth, MInn. March 31. JohnLauriey, a pioneer citizen of Hibben,dropped dead last night of heart disease. He had won considerable moneyon the recent election, and had invited a number of friends to help himcelebrate his good fortune. Whilesinging a song he reeled and fell, expiring instantly.Self-Confessed Murderer.Philadelphia, March 31. Wm. EChurch, the young marine and confessed murderer, who was arrested atthe League island navy yard severaldays ago, has started on his JourneyIn custody of officers to St. Louis tostand trial for the murder of his psuents in Warrenton, Mo.HEINZE IN CONTEMPTMontana Ccurt Assesses a $20,000Fine.Butte, Mont., Mar. 31. F. AugustusHeinze, the Montana copper magnate,A. L. Frank, superintendent of theJohnstown Mining company and J. H.Treerise, superintendent of the Rarusmine, Heinze properties, were foundguilty of contempt of court by JudgeBeatty in the United States court, inV. AUGUSTUS HEIKZR.the action brought by the Butte andBoston mining company against thedefendants f for entering the MichaelDavitt lode claim and extracting therefrom valuable ore.- Mr. Heinze wasfined $20,000 while Frank and Treerise were fined $1,000 each. CarlosWarfleld, another defendant, wasacquitted. The litigation which resulted in Heinze being fined is of fouryears' standing and is over the Michael Davitt claim, adjoining both theRarus mine, owned by Mr. Heinze andthe Pennsylvania, owned by the Amalgamated Copper company.A GRIM ARRAYLargest Fleet of Uncle Sam's Gunboats Ever Gathered in Peace.Pensacola, Fla., March 31. Withthe arrival here of the gunboats Newport and Castine from Colon, the largest fleet of United States warshipsever assembled in times of peace, isgathered here. The combined fleetengaged in target practice includesseven battleships, five cruisers, sevengunboats, three monitors, two torpe-do boat destroyers, besides a number ;of tenders, colliers and supply boats.The fleet includes more than twentyfive vessels of various classes. Thebattleship Alabama has established anew world's record for rapidity and accuracy in firing all classes of herguns. She came into port after aweek spent at the target range andher officers report that her record ismuch better than that of the Kearsarge made last week. The percentage is being worked out by the targetinspectors.Flag Desecration Charged.Denver, Colo., March 3i. Wm. D.Haywood, secretary of the WesternFederation of Miners, was arrestedhere on a charge of desecrating theflag. The charge of flag desecrationis based on the issuance of a dodgerby the western federation of miners.The back ground is a picture of aUnited States flag and it is headed"Is Colorado in America?" On thestripes are short sentences commenting in sarcastic language on the policyof the governor and the militia.Series of Tragic Deaths.Black Jack, Mo., March 31. Thefourth fatality in two neighboring families resulting from the use of kerosene occurred yesterday when BarneySuter died from burns received whiletrying to light a fire. The first deathsresulted a week ago, when two smallchilren of Mr. and Mrs. Saxauer, wereenveloped in flames as they attemptedto light a fire with oil. The motherof the two children drowned herselfIn a pond a few days after her littleones had met their dearth.9Tfce iP.caid of T lrectorscf thel-CulMumPurchase fccuveiiir Ccin Ctnijanv villset nalcle nn 8j jrc rulaticn cf J.r(,X0,which will te i ieenied, in its entiretj,to the p erscn vlio sends us n correct estimate of llief XACT nu niter of i aid Admissions to the I.ouisinna Purchase Exposition, which opens at Ht. Louis April80th, and closes Peceniher 1st, V.Q4.Should no one succeed in estirratlngthe exact nt niter, the n:cny will tepresented to ihe ere who fends us thenearest correct es-tln ate. This Goldenopportunity to ecme a mapnifeent fortune costR KCU1IMJ. Our object inmaking this unprecedented ofler is toadvertise nnd picniote the sale of curSouvenir Coins of Admission to theNotice: CutNameAddressCityMyEstimate isW PEnflorsefl ljREAD WHAT THEY SAY:The Well Known and . Old Established. Wood ward's Boston Pharmacy Say :Professor J. M. Munyon:Dear Bir Please ship us by fast freightten gross of your Paw Paw. We musthave this at once. The sale of this wonderful tonic in our store has been indeedremarkable, and it speaks well for yournew remedy. With best wishes,WOODWARDS,100 and 102 Tremont street."Wm. TL Klttredge, of Rockland, Me,, "WritesUnder Date of Aug. 29th :Rockland, Maine.Professor J. M. Munyon :Dear Sir Your Paw Paw is having aphenomenal sale in ourstore greater thanany other remedy on the market. It affords me great pleasure to sell this articleowing to the beneficial results received bymy customers. Yours very truly,WM. K K ITT HEDGE.What a Hartford Druggist Says:Hartfoed, Conx.Professor J. M. Manyon :Dear Sir Ship us immediately threecross of Paw Paw by fast freight. Weare pleased to state that we find this newremedy of yours one of the most satisfactory and best selling preparations that hasbeen introduced in Hartford. All reportthat its effects are immediately beneficiaLWe wish you continued euccess.GOODWIN'S DRUG STORE.Dr. It. Dyche & Co., the Old Established andUp-to-date Chicago Druggists, State:Professor J. M. Munyon:N. Cob. State axd Randolph Sts.Dear Sir Please ship us five grossof your Paw Paw Kennedy The World'sTonic This is our third order within oneweek, and the sales have been phenomenal, and the public demand so favorable,that you certainly have named Paw Pawwith a just title as "The World's Tonic."We wish you continued success, as it is apleasure for us to sell a preparation thatmeets with the approbation of the publicMay success follow you.Yours very sincerely,D. K.DYCHE&CO.Paw Paw furnishes good rich blood topale people; gives life and snap to theoverworked and run down ; makes oldfolks young and weak folks feel 6trong, anddoes away with both the necessity and desire for beer, wine and whiskey.Alcoholic stimulants lift but let you fall.Paw Paw lifts and holds you.Get a bottle to-day of your druggist.Large bottles f 1; Paw Paw Laxative Pills,25 cents a bottle.Use Big 3 for unnaturalflisoharBes, inflammations,'rritationa or ulcerationof mucous membranes.Painless, nnd not astringent or poUouous.Sold lay DragfirUt.o. sent in plain wrapper.y eiorem, prepaid, fortl .00. or 3 bottles 2.75.Circular xent on requesCHICHESTER'S ENGLISH'ErJHYROYAL PILLSMriarmal ana vniy uenuine.8AFE. Always reliable I.adle. aak Drurcinfor CHICHlSSTElf.S ENGLISHi in KEO n i Cioll metallic boxes, seaieiiI with blue ribbon. Tate no other. Refuse1 Inwcroua Substitutions and 1 raittiou. Buy of your fruegit. or A'bi lc itstamps for Partlfulnra, Testimonial-ni "Kellef for l.a.ile,"n Utltr, by retarn Mall. J . 1 ""imooialv SoM hall Irnjfi. Chit-heater Chemical C.i.staatlon ibis paper MadlMs Snuare. I'll 1 LA.. AEverv IVoman... a . .I.U lniereBiea ana biiouiu unovtabout the wonderfulMARVEL Whirling SprayThe new Vaginal Syrlnfre. Injection and auction, nest rarest aiost Convenient.II tle&aaea lataallj.Ask your drnmrlst IIf he cannot supply theMAKVKli, accept noother, but send stamp forillustrated book sealed. Iteivesfull particulars and directions invaluable to ladies. 91 A ItVEl CO.Time IMdaT., New York.World's Fair. These Souvenir Coins cfAdmission are of artist Jc and arproprate design. Hie inv alvable as n eir.f ntaJ A A. - X . tl -T- , A Aof this eieatefct of allFsi osltir ns.onH Limf Ifip I Im li nv cj i v ci ' iifii i r i lie j i- u ijuu ujjPol 8r. aside frcm tbtir intiirslc value.tian HalfWe will accept thtm in o change forregular tickets of admission to theWorld's Fair, and for this jurpose willmnJntaln a ticket ftlce at the n ain entrance to the Fair Grounds, vhicb willbe open every day during theAVorld'sFair period. Everybody vtants cue ofthese Souvenirs, but only a limited number will te c flered for sale. Price fO cts.With every cuvnlr Coin of Admissionpurchased we allow one estimate totemade and llled, cf the total number ofWORLD'S FAIR.COUPON NO. 716out this Coupon, write name, address and;nJbr: Guaranteed 11not to stricture.IfSVITHE Evans Chemical Co.CIHCINHATI.Ol VIt.8.1. 5 tVc tl.W.Sa111Th TT 'T u N lsi u xjestimate, in lnK, man witn no cents to Louisiana Purchase Souvenir Coin Co., St. Louis, Wlo.State.JOTOE EI Vdeal with the oldest and most reliable company in the city.Our money is at your command.We lead others follow.Our rates are the same to every one.We originate others imitate.. Do you owe several small bills and watt to concentrate thema 1 in one pUct? If so, come to us. We will loan you the money topay your bills. JWe will loan you on your household goods, pianos, learns, wagons, or any other personal property of value, and leave it in vourpossesion, it is far better to owe onefirm than many, especially ifyou deal with a company that will treat you right at a'l times.One that is reliable, one that will live up to all promises.One that will make a contract that will suit you.fift II"e.are some of the terms of our weekly plan, allowing youfifty weeks m which to pay off jour loan : SS?Ca!f a weeklv payment on a $25 loan.I1-2 Is a weekly payment on a $50 loan.J 2.40 is a weekly payment on a $100 loan.Other amounts in the same proportion.When you need money come to us. .R CHMOND LOAN CO.,Established 1895.Room 8, Colonial Building.Df, C. ftl. HamiltonlO N. TENTH ST.SATURDAYNIGH1APILR 2POLOHiMuncie vs.Richmond.IDFisa Ctoto ani Bridge Work. TES COLONIAL.B.C03ST. etc.On hand at all timesBest family Lard in the city.phones 1084 & 359 .ph wegman's Meat MarketTheflorthuuestcrJ. O BARBER, General Agent, Ro0lycSkdoneInl5.Bl,8Drs Peterson! osteopathic35 S OUTH TENTH STraid admiSftions to the Fair. No onehas any advantage in this contest. YOUare just as likely to get the $50.(00 in goldas any one. It is all pure luck. Shouldihere be more than one correct estimate,the 20,C10 will be divided equally between the persons making the exact ornearest correct estimates. There maybe no ties or dividing of this money; theenormous sum of 0,roo may be receivedby one person. WHY HOT YOU? TheLucky Winner will be notified the instant the official announcement of thetotal number of paid admissions Ismade by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company. We will alto pay allof your expenses to St. I.ouis and willdeliver the $0,010 N ONE GREATST. LOUIS, MO.tl.Louisiana Purchase SouvenirSAINT LOUIS. U. S. A.Cut out this address and paste on the envelope you send us.(32) DJ)Home Phone 445DentistRIBS, SHOULDERS.PIGS FEET,Mataal-HifeIns,CoPHYSICIANBAG OF GOLD as soon as you reach thJJcity. The total paid admissions toChicago World's Fair 21,400,141Paris, France, Exposl'n, 16,795,167Pan-American Exposit'n, 5,360,859DONT DELAY I Write immediatelyand remember that all you have todo to entitle you to participate Inthis intellectual and profitable contestis to enclose 0 cents for a beautiful,rare and artisticCoin Co.SEIMljit41